Delicious Tze-Char at Lee Heng Restaurant (利興菜館)

Lee Heng Restaurant

15th January 2013.
You probably know Two Chefs, but just a short walk away is a lesser-known but not necessarily less delicious tze-char restaurant known as Lee Heng Restaurant. Unlike its famous counterpart, you don’t have worry about long queues and over hyped dishes that failed to impress.

Lee Heng Restaurant - Prawn Paste Chicken

Lee Heng Restaurant is quieter and the service was okay. Most importantly, I enjoyed the food here more than Two Chef’s. For a start, the Prawn Paste Chicken was really juicy, tender with a beautiful crispy batter and the chicken has a nice aroma from the prawn paste.

Lee Heng Restaurant - Signature Pork Ribs
Lee Heng Restaurant - Signature Pork Ribs

Also impressive in Lee Heng Restaurant is its Signature Pork Ribs, a nicely executed grilled pork ribs served with a sweet, tangy sauce which you could enjoy with its fluffy and crispy golden fried mantou. The pork ribs were fall-off-the-bone tender and still juicy when we consumed it.

Lee Heng Restaurant - Yam Ring

The Yam Ring (15 SGD, m) has a nicely brown, crispy exterior and a soft put rough potato-mash like texture. Fans of yam would enjoy this.

Lee Heng Restaurant - Kailan

Other dishes that we tried include the essential Kailan with Oyster Sauce with its surprisingly easy-to-eat stalks that ain’t bitter at all and the Fu Rong Omelette 芙蓉蛋 was decent too.

Lee Heng Restaurant - Fu Rong Omelette

On a side note, it was my first time drinking Oldenlandia Drink otherwise known as Bai Hua She Cao Shui which was revolting.

Lee Heng Restaurant - Oldenlandia Drink


Lee Heng Restaurant
利興菜館
118 Commonwealth Crescent  Singapore 140118
+65 6475 9953

5 comments:

  1. Hahaha, I laughed at the Oldenlandia comment. Hope you didn't have to add salt to it (that open tub next to can).

    Food looks good here. Thanks for the rec.

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  2. haha, my brother-in-law and mum added a lot of salt for me because they said its impossible to finish it without the salt.

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  3. Bad Experience at Lee Heng Restaurant ! I frequent Lee Heng Restaurant about 3 to 4 times a month for the last 2 years. However in mid Apr 2013, i was served with sweet sour pork that was Rancid臭油 (i.e. fried in bad oil) at Lee Heng. I developed a sore throat after that. I told the stall lady about the Rancid food, she did not apologise, and she only quickly inform her chefs to change the frying oil. I'm not going back there anymore. Lee Heng Restaurant has been in business for very very long, how can they have this kind of issue? 

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  4. terrible! Perhaps that is why the crowds are at Two Chefs, my subsequent visits to Lee Heng was plagued with slow service. Their service has been very candid all the time.

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  5. Bad Experience at Lee Heng Restaurant ! I frequent Lee Heng Restaurant about 3 to 4 times a month for the last 2 years. However in mid Apr 2013, i was served with sweet sour pork that was Rancid臭油 (i.e. fried in bad oil) at Lee Heng. I developed a sore throat after that. I told the stall lady about the Rancid food, she did not apologise, and she only quickly inform her chefs to change the frying oil. I'm not going back there anymore. Lee Heng Restaurant has been in business for very very long, how can they have this kind of issue?

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